brianwil2727

On 8/17/2018 at 8:28 AM, Axiom0815 wrote:

On 8/17/2018 at 3:25 AM dandy wrote:

The price only rose once until the end of 2017, and that could have been euphoria.

But Bitcoin has been descending for 8 months.

The intermediate highs are also getting smaller:

- In March it rose  cme bitcoin futures opening time (after the fall) to approx. USD 11,000
- In May it rose (after the fall) to approx. USD 10,000 (USD -1,000)
- Im In July it rose (after the fall) to around USD 8,500 (USD 1,500).
The logic tells me:
- In September it will rise to around USD 7,500 after the fall (USD 1,000) USD)
- In November it will (after the fall) rise to approx. USD 6,000 (USD -1,500)
- In January 19 it will rise (after the fall) to approx. USD 5,000 (-1 '$ 000)
- In March 19, it will increase to $ 3,500 (after the fall) ($ 1,500)
- In May 19, it will increase to $ 2,500 (after the fall) (- 1,000 USD) Etc.

At some point it would have to cost around USD 100 again or even less ..

Suddenly I can no longer motivate myself not to sell my stocks. Altcoins operate in a similar pattern anyway.

Can someone argue against it according to logic?

 

Well, then you should be studying the secrets of math. Especially the logarithm.

I didn't quite get it. Can u tell me whats going on with the graph please?